“ballistol”

Ballistol is a century-old oil developed for the Imperial German Army for a variety of uses, including the cleaning and lubricating of firearms.

Safe on leather, wood, metal and rubber, Ballistol is one of our go-to multi-purpose lubes. And, yes, we know it smells funny.

Today’s guns are more closely fitted and have finishes that shed traditional fouling, but the still need regular cleaning and TLC.

A one-pound, one-ounce plinker turns in a performance that pleasantly surprises.

Keep these 10 tips and guidelines in mind to make your handloads more accurate and reliable.

Whether you are a plinker, a small-game hunter or sophisticated target shooter, keeping your firearm running is a top priority—or it should be. Here are a few tips on keeping your rimfire gun running.

Joe Kurtenbach completes the finale for the 2,000-round extended review of SIG Sauer’s P320 X-Carry pistol.

In recent years RTI has gained interest for its haul of old surplus rifles from Ethiopia. Among these aging arms are some of the most under-appreciated manufactures of the British Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield, being the No.1, Mk III* rifles produced by Ishapore in India.

At The Front, a manufacturer of Axis and Allied World War II-era reproduction field equipment, offers a faithful reproduction of the M1907 leather slings used on U.S. M1903 and M1 rifles throughout the war.